Potholes and a Park
Why (most of) City Hall hopes you're ready to spend, even after years of cutbacks
By Heidi Groover
"No Other Place"
The Spokane County Jail's mental health manager offers a grim assessment
By Jacob Jones
Dollars for Dimes
People aren't opening their wallets for Real Change; plus, new enrollment period for Obamacare
By Jacob Jones, Deanna Pan and Daniel Walters
David and Goliath
All signs point to another Cathy McMorris Rodgers win, but Joe Pakootas doesn't think so
By Deanna Pan
Roadmap to Progress
In 1995, Congress repaired its reputation and fixed America's problems
By George Nethercutt
The People's Court
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Spokane's Cultural Spring
'Tis the season to nurture the seedlings of social change that are sprouting up around us
By Rachel Dolezal
High on Love
How those who like cannabis are finding like-minded lovers
By Kate Gibbons
Reading is Hard
These days, we're surrounded by great books — the trick is reading them
By Daniel Walters
Swamp Stories
Spokane is Reading's 2014 selection lets Karen Russell take you on a journey to the Florida Everglades
By Chey Scott
Award | The Opus Prize
By Mike Bookey
For Your Consideration
Impulsive read, a new Star Wars chapter and a comic pro
An Accidental Marathon
Starting with Stage Left, three local theaters are staging five different plays by Neil LaBute
By E.J. Iannelli
CAT FRIDAY: Announcing the second annual Halloween Cats Photo Contest
Love-Powered Cheese
Chattaroy Creamery lets you in on the secrets behind their successful business
By Amy Miller-Krezelak
Glass on the Go
Raising the Bar takes classic cocktail equipment on the road
Health Buzz
The Wellness Bar gives Coeur d'Alene a place to drink fresh-pressed juice
By Jo Miller
What's Cooking?
Food news from around the region
Just the Feels
The Judge hopes that emotional response overwhelms your logical objections
By Scott Renshaw
Storybook Ending
Steve Carell and the semi-decent family movie
By Seth Sommerfeld
Transform Again
Of Montreal's Kevin Barnes blurs the line between self and alter ego
By Laura Johnson
Feed the Creature
Chicago-based Gigan lets their growling, hissing and technically dazzling music do the talking
By Ben Salmon
How to eat
How to Eat Locally Sourced Food
How to Go to a New Restaurant
By Christian Vosler
How to act like you know what that little fork is for
How to eat like a king in North Idaho
By Carrie Scozzaro
How to eat with a big group
By Molly Smith
How to Eat Sushi and not worry about it
How to find great food in unexpected places
How to tell people about what you ate
How to find a cocktail you actually love
By Dan Nailen
How to drink beer in a nice restaurant
How to order a bottle of wine
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Roughly 18 months in, tensions are high between the Garland Theater's operators and the property owner
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Spokane music scene queen Karli Fairbanks works through life's hurdles on Stay Radiant
Jewel of the North brings soul-inspired gastropub bites to Browne's Addition
By Dora Scott
FDA approves twice-yearly injection that prevents HIV, thanks in part to research by a Spokane doctor
By Colton Rasanen
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